EV-0124 — Outline planning permission 89/01396/OUT – residential development, Great House Farm, Leckwith Road

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EV ID	EV-0124
Title	Outline planning permission 89/01396/OUT – residential development, Great House Farm, Leckwith Road
Date of document	Application received 8th November 1989 (decision/issue date not visible on pages 1–2)
Type	official record
Evidence label	PRIMARY DOCUMENT READ
Repository / reference	Wiki media library item 70 (3 pages; Uploaded 22 Sep 2026, no title or catalogue page). Original custodian not stated.
Status	PUBLISHED — open the scan (PDF)
Provenance	Uploaded to wiki media library 22 Sep 2026 without title. Identified 18 Oct 2026 from first two pages, high confidence. Full read pending.
Claims that rely on this	None linked yet

Quotation: “The Council in pursuance of its powers under the above mentioned Act and Order hereby GRANTS OUTLINE PERMISSION for the carrying out of the proposed development as described above”

Proves: Document held in wiki media library; First two pages identify it as outline planning permission 89/01396/OUT for residential development at Great House Farm, Leckwith Road, Llandough, Penarth.

Does not prove: Only first two pages examined; Full contents, completeness and provenance unconfirmed; No further claims beyond identification should be drawn until fully read.

File stored in the wayback archive: EV-0124 in the artifact index.

Interpretation: working hypotheses

Working hypotheses, kept apart from the record above. The record text on this page is unchanged. None of these is a finding: each line is labelled as inference, theory, a reading that cuts against the case, or a discarded theory, and names the evidence it rests on and what would confirm or refute it, so the reader can test it. Updated 25 Oct 2026 (v2: ingredients wording).

The Intercontinental sale motive

INFERENCE · S-01Records on the land's later use, set side by side. The 23 May 1975 conveyance reserved 80-year rights to build roads and sewers across the farmhouse plot "to serve any development of the Retained Land" (EV-0052). In Dec 1986 BP Properties granted a charge to Intercontinental Land & Development Co Ltd (EV-0251); S-02 records it as a commercial relationship, not a dealing with Llandough. In Oct 1988 the BP Pension Fund sold about 1,300 acres in South Wales to Intercontinental Land & Development (Cardiff) Ltd for £29,375,400 after a tender (EV-0093, EV-0270, record, press and company filings). Working hypothesis: a registered title made the land easier to sell for development. Nothing read so far ties the 1982–83 filings to that sale, and S-02 sets out why a pre-arranged sale was discarded.

Rests on: EV-0052 · EV-0093 · EV-0269 · EV-0270 · EV-0251 · research log E94, E127

Would be confirmed by: The Land Authority for Wales board papers (TNA WA 9/49) or the 1988 sale schedule showing Great House Farm in the package and reliance on the 1983 title.

Would be refuted by: A sale schedule excluding the farm, or evidence that the sale was conceived only after the 31 Jul 1987 judgment.

Status: Open (inference only)

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